Regretting The Wife He Threw Away

Briony's expression turned serious at once. "What's going on?"

James sighed, realizing this wasn't something he could explain in a couple of sentences. Instead, he took out his phone, pulled up a news article, and handed it to her.

"See for yourself."

Briony took the phone and glanced at the screen. Her face froze.

#Rosita Leaves Showbiz for Love: Wedding with Millionaire Fiancé Set for Late March!#

#Oscar Winner Ditches Fans, Marries Into Money! Fans Slam Her for Being Blinded by Love!#

"The news broke this morning," James explained. "Rosita posted a statement on Facebook, saying she was quitting the industry. Then some tabloids started reporting she was leaving because she's marrying Stewart. Now there are even rumors going around that she's pregnant, and that's why they're rushing the wedding."

At that, Briony's brow furrowed. Almost unconsciously, her hand drifted to her stomach.

James watched her, concern in his eyes. "Are you okay?"

"I'm fine." Briony handed the phone back, her face giving away little emotion. "I'm just surprised. I thought Stewart would at least wait until our divorce was finalized before making their engagement official."

"Exactly!" James snapped, his frustration bubbling over. "He's dragging his feet on signing the papers, yet parading around with Rosita and announcing their wedding like nothing's wrong. Honestly, I've never seen such a brazen jerk in my life!"

Briony lowered her head, her eyes clouding as her thoughts drifted back-

years. Aside from those two marriage certificates, they didn't

ever mentioned was the night Stewart

had to help him upstairs, step by step.

a wedding?"

been so stunned she could barely

let it go, insisting she

herself be honest with Stewart. "I do," she whispered. "I want

satisfied

get swept up in the fantasy, surrendering to his

was also the one night they hadn't used

dared hope

the next morning, Stewart had already left for a business

time she saw him was

Briony realized just how naïve

that night, Stewart had only seen Rosita

one who'd ever believed in their marriage. She was the only

willing the ache in her

she opened them again, her gaze

the divorce any longer, I swear I'll show up to their wedding with our